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Early, mid, late season bloomer. Honorable Mention! An extra long bloom time makes this standout iris a favorite.

These easy to grow perennials are happy to grow under average garden conditions provided you understand their growth habits. For more about Dawn, the wonderful arboretum, and SFA Garden's excellent horticultural program click here.

Clusters of 4-6" fully double peony-like flowers open white and quickly change to pink and to near red by the day's end creating the 3 color effect of this cultivar's Tricolor name.

The Morning Glory Bush is considered root hardy throughout much of zone 9. It is often recommended that you prune it back fairly hard during winter to produce a fuller denser plant with the most flowering tips.

This vigorous re-blooming Daylily has huge 6½" fragrant blooms that are a peachy cream with plum purple eyes and a yellowish green throat. This stunning premium winter hardy Daylily is heavily budded and attracts hummingbirds and butterflies to the garden.

Named for it's lobed foliage that has soft spines on it, Bear's Breeches is prized for it's striking maroon and white flowers on upright 36-48'' stems in early to mid-summer. Attractive to hummingbirds and deer resistant.

Starburst is probably the most colorful one of all. Ice plants are one of our favorite ground covers because of their tremendous blooming power and tolerance of harsh conditions. Plants grow to only 4'' tall.

A beautiful and compact selection of our native Woodland Phlox that produces large clusters of deep indigo flowers that are streaked with magenta and are held above the rich green foliage in early to mid spring.

Like the parent species, they are all slow to emerge in spring and wait for the signal of warmer soil temperatures before they begin to show themselves often leading the impatient gardener (myself included) to think that they are ready for the compost...

We have specially selected all of our varieties to be early flowering (mid-September). Zones 5 (with heavy mulch) to 9. Plant in full sun. Better yet, they also produce the most consistent mounded form of any mum in the marketplace.

Deep wine-red cupped flowers with contrasting creamy white stamens cover this durable native groundcover in spring with flowering often continuing well into mid-summer. Winecups are drought tolerant once well-established

Many resources suggest that Trailing Chenille is only cold hardy to zone 10 but we have grown it for years as a ground cover under varying conditions and have seen it take 15 o F more than once only to return in spring.

Easy to grow, moderately drought tolerant once well-established, and exceptionally free-flowering. The only real maintenance for Turk's Cap is to prune away the dead stems in winter where they freeze to near the ground and to mulch them as needed.

Succeeds in full sun so long as the soil does not dry out in the summer, otherwise it should be grown in partial shade in any moderately fertile well-drained soil. Established plants are fairly drought tolerant, they succeed in dry shade.

Start producing lovely 4-5'' bright orange blooms starting next summer. Each perfect bloom on the Old-Fashioned daylily lasts one day, but each plant easily produces 50 blooms or more for a profusion of new orange beauty, day after day.

Glowing red flowers emerge from large clusters of nearly pure white calyces and create a brilliant contrast to the yellow, chartreuse, cream and green variegated new growth that typically matures to creamy white and dark green.

Enjoy the blooms in the spring and again a few months later when they rebloom. Grows to 33" tall. Rebloomer! Soft light blue petals with a sweet fragrance.

A crackerjack of an Astilbe, Radius produces dozens of deep red stems that are covered with hundreds of brilliant red flowers in the shady mid-summer garden. Deer resistant. It tolerates more shade than other astilbes.

We have chosen this Iris variety because it has been the most consistent rebloomer we've seen. Blooms in spring and again in late summer. Potted plants sent. Grow 36-39'' tall. How much they rebloom depends on your local climatic and soil conditions as...

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This flashy perennial sunflower really shines in the summer garden with its golden yellow flowers and creamy variegated foliage. Attractive to butterflies and has a long mid-summer to fall blooming period.

Grows 34'' tall. Rebloomer with an enticing fragrance! Magnificent, very ruffled sky blue flowers with yellow beards.

Blooming starts in mid summer with a late summer rebloom. Grows 38” tall in sunny to partially shaded garden areas. This amazing daylily produces large 5.5” flowers that are very dark maroon-red with a contrasting golden throat.

2005 Perennial of the Year! Lenten Roses provide extraordinary blooming power during winter months while most of your perennials are asleep! Beginning in January, your garden will come alive with 2'' cup-shaped flowers.

Deer resistant. Painted Daisies bloom again in late summer if June blossoms are cut off. These large, colorful flowers bloom in shades of red and pink as well as white. Space 18'' apart for full perennial beauty.

Includes 1 each of Regal Blue, Golden Green and Loyalist Hostas.

Pink Skyrocket is a versatile shade loving plant that adds color and a lovely scent as a groundcover or in a container. Blooms: Late Spring-Early Summer. Spacing: 10-12". The plants unique explosive heads of shrimp pink blooms also make a wonderful colorful...